We bought it as a cheaper option compared to the equivalent Holle product, which is sold extremely expensive in Greece. However, it is more tasteless and not aromatic at all, leaving an iron aftertaste. The little one drinks it, but not with much appetite. Internally, stomach-wise, etc., everything is fine.

The little one accepted it just fine, but as soon as I tried it and saw that it is quite sweet, I looked at the ingredients and realized that it contains maltodextrin.. Why in a baby product? And all baby milks have ingredients that they shouldn't, especially for infants (sunflower oil, palm oil, etc). The powders are good, but it doesn't have the same benefits as breastfeeding to give us peace of mind.

Excellent and high-quality milk. We are 16 months old. What is mentioned in other comments, that the powder is thick and difficult to mix, is partially true, but I don't find it difficult to shake and mix. The only negative thing for me is the cardboard packaging, so what I do is keep the metal can of an old milk we used to drink and put it inside, so that solves that.

The baby accepted it - I would say enthusiastically! - to my great surprise, as he was exclusively breastfeeding until 10 months. I firmly believe that breastfeeding is the most suitable food for infants, but due to medication intake, I had to stop it urgently :(
It was given in a bottle with a small nipple, as breastfeeding babies are accustomed to a slower flow. From a third person, he preferred it over his mom for obvious reasons (so that he doesn't smell the breast and start crying because we are not giving it to him).
We used a bottle for him to drink water after the 6th month.
He had drunk milk 5-10 times after pumping with a breast pump.
I preferred to start by trying goat's milk, considering it more digestible and less widely consumed, with all that this entails, similarly to intensive production of cow's milk....

My baby after breastfeeding did not easily drink milk, but paradoxically he drinks this one. Generally, it is like all the milks that are available in the ingredients, it is a bit thick and you cannot easily mix it, but what I consider terrible is the packaging.

One of the best infant formulas. Due to allergies, goat milk was the only option and Frezylac was the guarantee.

We really liked the Sangala. I preferred goat's milk because it is closer to breastfeeding. Very good

According to our pediatrician, it is one of the best milks in Europe! And he also gave it to his own children! We gave it to our son just before he turned 1.5 years old, when he stopped breastfeeding, and he had no objections. On the contrary, he loved it! Even though he was a picky eater, he never said no to this milk. No matter how much you gave him. Even now, at 3 years old, we still give him this milk....

The reasons why I give it 3 stars are two.
Firstly, because the packaging is not practical at all, so you have to use a jar, for example, to seal it airtight.
And secondly, I don't like at all that a baby goat milk contains so many oils, such as palm oil, cranberry oil, etc.
You resort to goat milk for something purer.
Other companies no longer have palm oils in their powders.
I hope they fix it because it's a serious flaw.

The little one drinks it very pleasantly. It dissolves very easily in water. It has a relatively neutral (or pleasant) smell compared to other powdered milks.

After breastfeeding, the little one accepted it very easily. Now (1 year old) we struggle to stop it. She always liked it a lot. It caused constipation at first, but it was quickly treated. Because we also had colic, this milk was great. I don't mind the packaging, I put it in a glass container for sugar and it's fine. Better yet, it saves on packaging! Indeed, it doesn't mix easily and if you're not careful, it can form lumps. But for me, the only really negative thing is that it contains palm oil!! I find it unacceptable for food, especially for babies! How much cheaper can they get?! Unfortunately, another goat milk we tried (CapriCare doesn't have palm oil) caused her a lot of gas, so we had to stick with this one.

It is very good. For my baby who has a cow's milk allergy, this covered us 100% in the morning and evening. It's worth it

Although my 13-month-old daughter easily accepted this particular milk, it caused her constipation from the first days. Additionally, it does not dissolve easily.

We trusted it with my wife, from the end of breastfeeding and onwards, upon the recommendation of the pediatrician. Excellent taste compared to other milks. It did not cause any discomfort to the child and we used it for our two younger daughters. We wouldn't change it for anything. I recommend it as an alternative to breastfeeding

From the 7th month and onwards, I have been giving milk from this company and now that she is 13 months old, I continue. Very satisfied. She drinks it happily, she never rejects it.

The baby drinks it pleasantly after breastfeeding. It has a neutral smell compared to another from the same company that we had given to our first baby. We will continue with this.

Very good milk! Digestible, easy to mix with water, mild smell. Four and not five stars because it is expensive relative to the quantity of the packaging.

From the first to the third, no problem ever. No cold or anything. For me, the best choice is almond milk with honey (after the 6th month, that is) that I either buy or make myself.

Perfect. Our 1-year-old child drinks it and has never gotten sick. Extremely tasty, and we say this as we have tried all the milks for our demanding eater baby. We had much fewer vomiting episodes compared to goat milk, as we have a high sensitivity.